This in person on our aspen campus, we will have conversations between health advocates, artists, scientists, invo innovators. And today we have a conversation between lisa mosconi and on Womens Brain Health. Shes made it her lifes work to study the womans brain and a road map to diminish the risk of dementia. If you want to buy a copy well have a link in the chat. I would certainly recommend it, its fantastic. So as we begin to dive into this conversation, let me briefly and properly introduce our wonderful speakers. Lisa mosconi is professor of neuroscience in neurology and radiology at real Cornell Medical College where shes the founder and director of the womens Brain Initiative and associate director of the alzheimers prevention clinic. An adjunct faculty member o department of psychiatry at nyu school of medicine, a ph. D. In neuroscience and Nuclear Medicine. Her research i focused from the Early Detection of alzheimers disease in atrisk individuals espially women and how alzhei
Person at our aspen campus were excited to continue to host informative and inspiring conversations between leading health practitioners, advocates, artists, scientists and innovators. Today we are honored to be hosting this fascinating and kind of breakthrough conversation with doctor lisa mosconi and Natalie Morales about the new book turn it into research on brain health. Shes made it her life work to study female brain and its new book she provides women with about that for reducing the risk of dementia. If you dont have the book yet and you interested in buying a copy will put a link in the chat now for you to be able to get it and find more information i i would recommend it. Its fantastic. As we begin to dive into this conversation let me briefly and properly introduce under the wonderful speakers. Lisa mosconi is professor of neuroscience and neurology and radiology at Cornell Medical College or she is the founder and director of the womens brain initiative. And associate direc
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Lifestyle or something else. The problem is that gender gap. The most overlooked, underdiagnosed research field. The first one, they were excluded from research. A number of reasons, there was no research in it. All of this medical research, it is biased against womens brains occurring to bikini magazine. What makes a woman a woman, part of the body under the bikini. It is about ovary or hormones. About womens health, we never talk about womens brains. Being misdiagnosed. You talked about your connection to alzheimers. Your mother in law was diagnosed with early onset alzheimers, where we can be doing better in our lives. Lets go back to the question or hormones, what does estrogen have to do with alzheimers. The thing is brains do not work in isolation, connected with the rest of the body. In their reproductive system and a key to brain aging. It is communication between the brain and the reproductive system, hormones different between the genders, what people dont realize is hormones